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by danjoc 10y ago
I wasn't aware of that. Thank you for risking down votes to bring that to light.
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by danjoc 10y ago
For those of you unaware, it's illegal to be caught without your green card. That much is not new. http://immigrationroad.com/blog/do-i-have-to-carry-my-green-...
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by danjoc 10y ago
There's something very wrong in the world when the people who invent things aren't the main beneficiary of their own inventions. Edit: A guy downloads 9.7GB of other people's work, walks off with it, and sells it. Flushing ye
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by danjoc 10y ago
>most of the time, when you are doing an experiment you never done, you just fuck it up. "Experiments are supposed to be replicable. The authors should have done it themselves before publication" That seems to imply the experim
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by danjoc 10y ago
>you need to end any ADDITIONAL regulations Isn't that what the new administration promises? Deregulation and ending net neutrality. I don't like monopolies either, but it's not like Google/Apple/Facebook/Am
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by danjoc 10y ago
A Texas hospital sent a west African man home with a bottle of antibiotics to treat his viral infection. Turns out, he had Ebola. Life expectancy is dropping in the US? Shocking. Do tell.
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by danjoc 10y ago
What happened to TPUs? http://austriantribune.com/informationen/165669-googles-new-...
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by danjoc 10y ago
Encryption will only solve a portion of the problem. Google knows how old I am. They know my sex. That can be fairly accurately derived by browsing habits alone. I receive targeted ads for common health problems for people of my sex in my a
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by danjoc 10y ago
Don't we already have UBI? That's what the social security program looks like to me. It seems to me that if you want to expand UBI, you would be working to lower the retirement age. That's exactly the opposite of what is curr
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by danjoc 10y ago
>Again, I'm sorry but none of this is true at all. http://www.linuxjournal.com/content/are-you-extremist It's you against the world here. Trying to rewrite history? >I could absolutely believe that a jo
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by danjoc 10y ago
Auth0 seems really nice. Saw their pitch. Haven't had a chance to integrate it in anything yet. Plan to do that soon in an app I will write on my own time.
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by danjoc 10y ago
>You'll see that SIGINT sharing is not a free-for-all in any manner, it is restricted. Before Snowden, we were told investigatory powers were "restricted" as well. Then we learned linux journal readers were put on watch li
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by danjoc 10y ago
Before Snowden, they liked to call it tin foil hats. https://theintercept.com/2017/01/13/obama-opens-nsas-vast-tr... One of those agencies is the Coast Guard. If the message crosses national boundaries, it&#x
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by danjoc 10y ago
>you need another backup option before you're allowed to remove the SMS option. This was the answer. Google prompt isn't allowed with hardware tokens. Backup codes evidently don't count. So the only way is to set up Google
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by danjoc 10y ago
Can you disable SMS on google? I've tried and have been unsuccessful. Phone is required to enable 2FA. Once that is enabled, I can add yubikeys. After adding yubikeys, I am unable to remove phone as a 2FA alternative.
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by danjoc 10y ago
Yeah, it does require some setup on the ssh client machine. So far, I only set up my home laptop with it. It's probably not hard on the work machine, but different OS so I haven't tried.
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by danjoc 10y ago
When I first got mine, I was the same way. I learned different bits in steps. First was yubikey-luks for full disk encryption. Then using my ssh key on it. Then GPG key on it. Then using GPG key for password storage with QTPass, OpenKeychai
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by danjoc 10y ago
Sometimes they do. They did when they launched yubikeys on github. You could get a yubikey with github logo on it for $5, limit 2. They were U2F only, but I still purchased two for the novelty.
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by danjoc 10y ago
If that's what you do, why wouldn't you prefer something built in? Like TPM?
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by danjoc 10y ago
2FA? With a mobile number? Did the author completely forget Snowden, and how all the major phone companies give NSA direct access? Did the author forget the broad NSA information sharing that Obama enacted just before leaving office? Even t
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by danjoc 10y ago
How does OpenJDK stay out of violation if Oracle wins? Doesn't OpenJDK basically copy the API as well?
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by danjoc 10y ago
>yet Twitter is unable to profit from it. Twitter could front run wall street on Donald Trump tweets.
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by danjoc 10y ago
Twitter could front run the market with DJs tweets every time he mentions a company. Just sayin.
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by danjoc 10y ago
"The breakthrough could allow for far faster speeds for in-flight network connections, faster downloads to mobile devices, and ultrafast wireless links between base stations." It's not only for satellites, despite what the ti
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by danjoc 10y ago
I don't remember now to be honest. I should have written it down :D It was an early interaction with them, and I didn't seriously think he would be right.
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by danjoc 10y ago
Speaking as a Rackspace customer, if any of these guys are Linux techs, and you're looking, hire them. With signing bonuses. Anecdote: A couple years ago, I had one explain to me (in a way that made sense) how the battery on the raid a
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by danjoc 10y ago
Can you speak to how much up front capital is invested to produce $3500/mo? If you put in $1000 initial capital, that is super impressive. If you put in $50K up front, then still nice, but more modest.
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by danjoc 10y ago
>Please stop with the conspiracy innuendos. Simply documenting. Last time I pointed out a post had been "shadow flagged" (because it didn't say [Flagged]) I got told off. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?i
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by danjoc 10y ago
quietly removed from front page Edit: Not [Flagged], but not getting karma from further upvotes to story. Edit2: Down voting comment has begun.
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Former NOAA Scientist Confirms Colleagues Manipulated Climate Records(science.house.gov)
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